
Last week we started an online collaboration with our American partners from
Forsyth Tech Community College in North Carolina, USA using Skype linkup. Our wonderful American host, Suzanne Stafford, Professor of Macroeconomics at Forsyth Tech Community College suggested we let the American and Moldovan students get to know each other better using Skype and also start working together on an international

exchange. Our main topic of discussion was sources of information for students interested in reading about the current news in the world. We mentioned
CNN Money and
BBC Financial as our main resources. Our special guest last week was Olesea Fortuna, the Executive Manager of
American Councils Moldova and the
Open World Program Coordinator. Mrs Fortuna talked about another similar Skype project in collaboration with North Carolina wine makers who taught Moldovan entrepreneurs about marketing strategies in US: "
Recomandări Strategice în Marketingul Viti-Vinicol ".
I was pleasantly surprised by the new method of English lesson. Together with my colleagues,we took part in a discussion with a great group from Forsyth Tech Community College.They were well informed about a topic that we discussed,and we enjoyed the conversation.
ReplyDeleteWe note the difference in pronunciation in English, so we had to be very careful when we listened the information.It would be wonderful to introduce skype lessons on academic program, because it's a good way to express ourselves and learn new things from overseas students. I look forward to the next skype lesson to hear opinions and to discuss another interesting topic.